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Stars of new CBC show prefer to work in west WINNIPEG CPI Win nipeg performers Gerry and 212 stars of new CBC variety Show say passing up the chance to move to Quebec has been the key to their success Gerry Paquin 31 and 32 yearold Gerard Ziz Jean By STEPHE Gravenhurst Morley Calvert legiate told the audience that Calverts right and hes no bandshell is long overdue Al Moat leader of the Barrie stage band made the same suggestion recently at an out door concert at Sunnidale Park cular pier uipped with painted back rop Its setup to renovate this year Barrie elaborate bandshell would suit the needs of local groups perfectly Now that the city recreation department is sponsoring week ly park concerts the need for bandshell is obvious If the city feels it cant afford to buil services clubs could undertake the several of the clubs could join forces to build bandshell Sunnidale Park is one locat mediately another is Centenni rediscovered the beauty of its to draw more people to the lake than with bandshell where people can enjoy an evening of music during the summer months The musical talent is certainly here Barrie has high school bands symphony orchestra several excellent jazz bands and many solo performers who deserve the proper omensMam Barrie needs bandshell Of The Examiner Halfway through Sundays concert at Gull Lake Park in showcase its hands and performers bandshell is hardly major project but its something the city needs to provide focal point for music in the sum mer The outdoor concerts in Gravenhurst are held on cir have been close friends and mu sical partners since they were about 12 and attended boarding school together Going to Quebec has always been natural option for the two francoManitobans But despite abundant opportunity GAUER director of the Central Col Barrie needs bandshell to alone in suggesting that ound system walkway and that cost reported $100000 doesnt need something so one surely one of the local project Better yet ion that comes to mind im al Park Now that Barrie has waterfront what better way surroundings for summer concerts bviously Barrie could never match the scale of the con cert seriees held at Ontario Place in Toronto where big namc performers are featured every night for almost four months but on smaller scale Barrie could offer the same kind of variety and the same kind of surroundings for sum mer concerts bandshell could be the starting point for an ambitious longterm project to promote festival whether folk jazz or tourist attraction for the city adding to the cultural events like Kempenfest and the Gryphon Theatre that are already drawmg attention to the city Maybe Barrie needs group like the Gravenhurst Civic Music Association to promote summer concerts Certainly it needs some leadership peopl project like the bandshell Its not really gamble because the musicians are here and the audiences are here People like Calvert and Moat know that now its time for the rest of the community to show some ITS THE ummer music here music pop could become major willing to take gamble on initiative CANINE COMEDY CAPER OF THE CENTURY must Ownu to make the move they have al ways decided to stay Because they stayed they say they have been free to develop their own style away from the influence of Quebecois music The young performers say their music is more rooted in France and the chansonnier style of Charles Aznavour and Gilbert Becaud than it is in French Canada iEvery time we went East wed get all kinds of offers Wed come home from Quebec and say OK were moving Gerry said recently But in the weeks that follt lowed the enthusiasm would invariably wane and the move would be quietly forgotten Maybe because were from the Prairies we take our time getting around to things he explained Another reason they remained here in the former city of St Boniface now part of Winnipeg where many franco Manitobans reside is that language alone doesnt guarantee success in Quebec Skinner dies Cornelia Otis Skinner the actress and writer who co authored Our Hearts Were Young and Gay died Monday at her home in New York Orangemen march in parade Orangemen from across the province gather in Collingwood on Saturday for their annual parade celebrating the victory of King William III over King James II in the Battle of the Boyne The glory of July 12 has faded for Ontario Orangemen the parade is no longer held on the actual date of the battle but on the nearest Saturday to ensure maximum attendance by members Wib Henry Worshipful Master of the Allandale Orange Play will go to Toronto For the first time in its 10 year history the Gryphon Theatre is taking production to Toronto Same Time Next Year the Bernard Slade comedy starring Don Harron and Catherine McKinnon will open July 27 at Students perform revue Summer Company group of six University of Toronto students sponsored by Young Canada Works grant present musical revue at the Grove Park Home in Barrie on July 24 The name of the show is The Alamanc its an anthology of the period 1914 to 1945 in music drama and song Musical selections featured in the show include Danny Boy Me and My Shadow Baby Face Charleston and Chat tanooga Choo Choo FAMOUS DLAVIIIS can ENEVA ORilliA THEATRES Dramatic segments will feature familiar scenes from Charlie Chaplin films and from mystery and suspense radio shows of 1930s The students who make up Summer Company are writing and producing three shows thie summer The Barrie show at the Grove Park Home starts at pm on July 24 Tickets are $1 theyre available at the door and by calling Joan Walker at 7261003 16 WEST 51 3266331 ADULT ENTERTAINMEN MATINEES DAILY AT 130 PM NIGHT snows AT 910 PM DISNEYS iiiiiwfii TECHNICOLOR mw lliVTOIV ltvtrllllfl hJquiir SUPER SHORT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY EO0Il00ll AND OUR SECOND FEATURE AT THE DRIVEH MMTWIUHOIWEM IKOMMIHOID IS ADUL IEIIAE Thu 700 900 APRICORN ONE INHITAIHMIHT IN SPEAKERLESS AM RADIO SOUND HELD OVER THIRD WEEK the dthe endthisone begi Albert Broccoli W850i United Artists IKOMMINDID AS ADULT lNTEITAINMlNT Ilmll AG Thu 700 910 ns immoral our Ian Flemings vv PETER SELLERS STARS IN OUR DRIVEIN SECOND BILL liLOMMTHDiD Anti ENIIIIAIIMINT the Bayvrew Playhouse ml Toronto lor limited engage ment The play opens July 16 for sixday run at the Georgian Col lege Theatre Tickets are still available for the Barrie performances of Same Time Next Year At the Bayview Palyhouse the play will run Tuesday to Friday at 830 pm Saturday at and pm and Sunday at 230 pm Tickets are $8 and $9 for the Friday and Saturday performances and $7 and $8 for the Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Sunday per Stroetheart Under Heaven Over Hell Kenny Rogers The Gambler Gerry Rafferty Nightowl Natalie Cole Love You So The Statier Brothers The Originals value prices Free Parking lot my and entertainment Editor Stephen Gauer7266537 Lodge said he expects two thirs of the 32 members of his lodge to take part in the C011 ingwood parade which starts at 130 pm at the fairgrounds Close to 100 Orange lodges will march in the parade in cluding 37 from South Simcoe The members of the Allandale Lodge will march with the five other lodges that make up the Innisfil district Also taking part in the parade will be the womens counter part of the lodge the Loyal Orange Benevolent Associa tion and members of the United Allies Loyal True Blue another womens group WEST ST 3266542 Limited quantities available Limit of one per customer Also available on strock and mutt tapes at prices in effect until closing time Saturday July 21 1979 Trust Towers All Dorrie Doyiield Rd Hwys No 20 and No 27 Furniture China Glass BAYFIELD MALL Where new things are always happening tne examiner Wednesday July 1979 715 Baybield MattflmET 7269944 According to Henry membership in the Orange Lodge has dropped since the 19505 when the Allandale Lodge numbered between 50 and 55 members Its harder to et younger members said Henry Were Christian organization and as the churches have declined so have we Henry said 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